Oxford Royale Academy

Fantastic experience: it looks very nice , I wish I had the money to attend

Fantastic experience: This summer, I had the privilege of attending the programme together with a group of talented children from Ukraine. Studying at Oxford Royale is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The atmosphere is nothing short of inspiring, with every lecture delivered by passionate tutors who make learning truly come alive. The historic setting of Oxford itself adds an extraordinary charm, making every day feel both meaningful and magical. Beyond academics, the programme fosters confidence, leadership, and genuine curiosity.

Fantastic experience: Thanks for this really wonderful summer That was unique and incredible experience

Positive experience: I as a student stayed at oxford royale st Hugh’s. The experience was overall very good as the academics were great (Thanks to my awesome teacher Aria Sky) and the enviroment was great. However me enjoying it doesn’t mean everyone will. The food was mediocre at best and sometimes the food was served raw. And the activities were very mid. So if you have a hard time making friends this may not be the place for you. However I had an awesome time! So if you’re willing to give the Academy a shot you may have the chance of a life time or a mediocre experience.

Negative experience: I enrolled my daughter in the Oxford Royale Law & Politics summer program at Imperial College London. While the academic content was enriching and I’m extremely proud of her achievements, the overall experience fell short due to a serious lack of transparency in many areas — starting with the information we received before enrolling. The representative we met with from the Oxford Royale team prior to registration gave us incorrect and misleading information. We were told that breakfast, lunch, and dinner were included, only to find out that students had to buy their own lunch daily. We were also told that students would only leave campus when accompanied by adults, but in reality, students were allowed to leave freely, unsupervised. The food quality was another issue. My daughter skipped breakfast most days because it was inedible, and she often had to pay out-of-pocket for lunch and dinner from outside restaurants. This was never communicated in advance. Additionally, I paid an extra fee for a “single room guarantee,” only to realize upon arrival that almost all rooms are single rooms by default — and students who requested double rooms to stay with friends were largely unable to be accommodated. When I asked for a refund for this unnecessary fee, it was refused, despite the fact that the guarantee served no actual purpose. While the academic side of the program has its merits, I cannot recommend Oxford Royale based on our experience. For the premium price charged, families deserve clear, accurate, and transparent information — not marketing promises that don’t reflect reality. I hope the organization takes this feedback seriously and improves the integrity of its communication with parents going forward.